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Research - Aridamerica Food Resilience

Research - Aridamerica food resilience

Martha Ames Burgess

Research Designated Campus Colleague and Adjunct Professor, Tohono O'odham Community College

marthaab@aol.com

Erin Riordan, PhD

Research Designated Campus Colleague, Biosphere 2

Conservation Research Scientist, Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum

ecriordan@arizona.edu

Gary Paul Nabhan, OEF, PhD

W.K. Kellogg Endowed Chair in Food and Water Security for the Borderlands (Retired)

gpnabhan@arizona.edu

Jonathan Mabry, PhD

Research Designated Campus Colleague, Southwest Center

Archaeologist, Heritage Conservationist

jonathanbmabry@arizona.edu

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